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whether or not you have seen an increased sophistication as opposed to increase investment from the pla. >> as you can imagine, we track this carefully and closely. i would like to take this up in closed session to talk about scope, scale, sophistication and what we are seeing. i think it probably can answer your question more fully. >> thank you, i yelled back. >> thank you. >> thank you for being here. pivoting on telling which is, can you explain what role the defense language institute plays in some of this training you talked about please? >> as a graduate 40 plus years ago, and my wife is also a graduate, both emotionally which i might add, it plays a critical role. so we see it more so today than we ever have. when you look at what is going on in the ukraine, having those individuals, one of the challenges we appear to have is focusing on the problem of today and not the problem we might have tomorrow. so the defense language institute foreign-language center has played a key role. and as a place i have tried to visit every year. i plan to go there again this year. they are that

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i don't think this games could have been the games that it is without team ukraine.r: and pla tell me. what does it mean to you to play in this game here? they say this is a sport event, but it's more than that this time. they want the world to know what's happening in their country. >> our thanks to bob and, of course, we honor all of those wounded warriors now competing. , moving forward, finding , solutions this is abc. >> i'm assuming with federal transportation it >> would be everyone. >>>> later on in a week, everyone will take the mask off. >> mask confusion unmask -- mass transit. some require mask, some don't. the inconsistencies. >> some very close calls in a chase in oakland. and then arrest made in a home depot fire that can be made from miles away. ama: the fire was set intentionally according to the district attorney. an arrest was announced. larry: abc news reporters outside this eric lauer -- santa clara county where that was just arraigned. >> suspect is -- he is facing several charges including aggravated person. santa clara da says he is facing those charges due to

a lot ov people have come pla -- complained about the cdc giving confusing guidance. and the virus has evolved and changed so much over the last two years and our understanding of it has changed so much over the last two years that we need the most current data to which to give government guidance about what people should be doing or not doing. he's saying that the data that has been coming in, it's a national pandemic, international pandemic but what is going on in the northeast will be very different from the southwest. he's saying they need the most current data so they can give information to people about how to proceed with masks or boosters or social distancing or whatever. dr. fauci talked about the covid 1 19 bill. he's not happy ant it. what's his concern? >> it's in one particular area. take a look at this exchange. there's money in there for tests, treatments. there's zero, nada, nothing for global vaccine. how big a problem is that? >> big. i'm really disappointed in that. >> what the administration wanted wads 22 billion dollar. they wanted 5 billion for

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whether or not you have seen an increase of sophistication as opposed to increase investment from the pla? >> i would like to take this up in closed session to talk about scope and scale suffocation and what we are seeing because i think it can probably answer your question more fully. >> thank you. i yield back. >> thank you. mr. pennetta? >> thank you, mr. chairman and gentlemen thank you for being here today. pivoting on to languages, can you explain what role the language institute plays in some of the training you talked about, please? >> as a graduate of the language sensitivity some 40 years ago -- and my wife was a student, and it plays a critical role. when you look at what is go in ukraine, one of the challenges we appear to have is focusing on the problem of today and not focusing on the problem that we might have tomorrow. so the defense language institute foreign language center as played a key role. it's a place that i have tried to visit every year, and i plan to go out there again this year. they are that training ground for intelligence security, and i am proud to say tha

plans we heard this week from the federal reserve. how it is playing out for the moment, european stocks paired the losses we saw yesterday. how the day will develop is anyone's guess, but it is clear that the world is reducing the assets they bought during the pandemic was clearly spelled out by the fed in their march meeting. that is when officials raise rates and now we see how it plays out, whether this roadmap is something that the markets that behind or whether they still have a lot of questions. markets getting behind for the moment. looking at the ftse, it is pretty much unchanged. the focus today on whether we are going to see more sanctions towards russia and the ripple effect it has in europe. iron ore one of the biggest gainers since the war started. gas and oil pretty much unchanged. old also unchanged and -- gold also unchanged and italy still at 0.3. we're looking at some of the other movers we are looking at it always look at oil. oil is always a good idea for the indicati

disney is sticking with its pla to ramp up political involvemen in the culture wars. now, if you wondered how and wh disney went from being a family entertainment company to an activist crime group, we have more insight for you tonight. these new clips emerge from the reimagine tomorrow in addition to that they started in september. now disney claims its newfound woke identity is just good business, it's all about targeting they are gins the customers bright in this online forum with disney employees obtained by the journalist grif rufo, we learned the real motivation and it goes even further. here is carrie burke, president of disney general entertainment general entertainment fare at. >> we are tracking a younger i think more open-minded and now we know is my son text me this morning, jens he is 30-40 percent clearer than the other generations, so disney better get with it. >> okay, is this true? i don't think so. according to the latest gallup poll, that numbers have gone up but i much for the math is right . disney has gone with it and against their own history of

president biden covid corridor said he was disappointed in the ruling and said he will wear masks onnen plas. air force one is keeping the mask mandate mandatory. >> carley: travelers are off the hook, preschoolers are still being forced to wear masks. one mom joined us earlier. >> on monday, she has to be masked up and can't see her friends or teachers' faces. i've seen research talking about how babies are talking less, anxiety and depression amongst kids is through the roof, academic levels are low, especially with reading. repercussion from this will be seen years from now and it is a shame that absurdity of this is continuing. >> carley: new york city buses, subways and taxis are still requiring masks, so are ubers and it is annoying. >> todd: president biden considering delay to repeal of title 42 policy. >> carley: dozens of governors are getting ahead of the migrant surge. marianne has more. >> marianne: president biden considering delaying the repeal of title 42. jen psaki making it clear it was never a permanent solution, it was aim at curbing -- lifting it would be return to previ

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they are halting removal of illegal immigrants through title 42 even though the order is still inis pla. carley. >> carley: the border crisis led to fentanyl crisis in american cities and neighborhoods and killing innocent americans like alexandria capaluto. her father joins us now. she was a beautiful girl, what you are living through is every parent's worst nightmare. tell us what happened to her? >> she was on home from christmas break back in 2019, she was a student at arizona state university. attending college on full academic scholarship. she suffered from depression and anxiety and not that any parent would condone this, she apparently went on search on social media, snapchat, to be exact, went in search of oxycodon't and she took a counterfeit pill made of a lethal dose of fentanyl that took her life. i want to mention something, i'm a proud dad, i could go on and say a lot of good about my daughter. the truth is, we need to discuss 300 families that are going to get a called it and the next day letting them know their loved one is dead from fentanyl because that is how many am

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better if you want to understand american military strategy go back and read unrestricted warfare by two pla kernels 1999. a people who really understand war ironically are the russians. read their stuff in war colleges and read their technical documents. they really understand this. i just can't implement it. and so what's interesting here. is that while they understand they can't implement. we don't understand. and often we don't implement, how do you do that? you got to start in the government by really creating expertise take the foreign service. tell me what the military edge at. the educational aspects are the foreign services when you join what are their programs? part of their programs. there's slim they do not have the same kind of robust educational system as the us military or the cia. what is the cia educational process for making sure and in fact in the cia too often you have to have managerial positions for promotion. so the real experts often don't get up to senior enough levels and in the us military we've got to refocus our education uncertain issues. i mean, it's huge. it's

lose taiwan, taiwan is the geopolitical cork in the champagne bottle put it that cork comes out the pla army runs rampant across the pacific just like we saw in world war ii. that's the highway for them to the british islands guam and to split the pacific in south korea and japan and our allies in australia and the philippines and to the south to xi jinping wants taiwan desperately for his own glory and for a geopolitical advantage for the chinese communist party and he's watching ukraine. if he sees the russians succeeded in ukraine he's going to go after taiwan and he'll go after taiwan quickly. he's watching the west collects and become united in support of ukrainian people. he's watching military equipment being funneled into ukraine. most important is watching the ukrainian people fighting to keep their freedom and he has to wonder is this the taiwanese people are going to do? this crisis has implications and there's important implications in europe and eastern europe but it goes far beyond europe and it goes into than the pacific were we have a tremendous national presence. if we

the plas kerr can happen this evening. the sixth of april, end quote.hich is especially concerning, considering that the pentagon says that as of today, russian forces have fully withdrawn from chernihiv. so now that the russian troops are gone, the press can finally get a closer look, but no matter what the western press find, the russian press is likely to say that what we say is carried out by a fascist regime in ukraine. how does the west tackle this problem? especially if russia can create reality out of whole cloth and tell their people whatever they want? joining us is a russian-american journalist who worked at the russian state-run news agency, rt america, from 2009 to 2012, she also brings a unique insight into what's going on in russia, her mother is currently a member of the duma, the russian parliament, thank you for joining us tonight. talk to me about this. do you think the russian people are going to buy the idea that neo-nazi ukrainians are trying to enact some sort of anti-russian holocaust? >> thanks for having me, ali. well, of cours

what they do is they wrap pla plastic explosives arnds a wire. link it to a detonator.hat is placed next to the unexploded ordnance. and retreat, then they blow it up. a brutal new tactic leaving death to lie in weight for unsuspecting civilians. >> the russian president vladimir putin continues to defend the brutal war in ukraine. and vowed to press on until his own personal mission accomplished. during a news conference with the belarus president, he said talks with ukraine have reached a dead end. and this war will go on. cnn following developments live from london. we hear there's been push back by the russians. on this claim coming from the united states about the potential use, likely use of some kind of chemical weapons attack here in ukraine by russian forces. >> yeah, this has come out in the last couple hours by the twitter account of the russian embassy in washington. they are denying the unconfirmed report of a potential chemical attack. on the port city of mariupol. an important strategic objective for russia. as the war continues. idle talk by who held a b

when you say you expect combat along the lines of what we saw in world war ii, you're talking about plas conventional forces, mass conventional forces facing off onfo the battlefield. tell us about the balance of power between the types and amount of russian hardware, and forces being moved there, versus what the ukrainian military has at its disposal, and the number of ukrainian forces available to fight that kind of a battle. >> well, basically, when we compare to world war ii, we have to understand this war is already the largest conflict in europe since world war ii, by the number of troops employed, by the weapons and casualties and soby on. so we're talking about a very serious war which is happening right now in europe. and of course, we have personnel ready to defend our country, we have no shortage of volunteers who are ready to join. our biggest issue, which of course, replenish our own forces but something where we need support is equipment. so basically weapons. particularly if this war is goingar to be very different th what it has been so far, because what happens before, i

sparked aerial footage of this fire shows you a huge black plume of smoke with massive flames at 9.20, pla some hill road. this happened saturday evening around 5.30. it was reported as a large fire starting near the store's lumber supply. customers and staff began evacuating immediately. the fire grew quickly from a one alarm fire to a 5 alarm fire with over 100 firefighters working to put out the flames. >>thankfully no one was injured and did take about 6 hours to put the fire out. fire crews were successful in preventing the fire from spreading to homes behind it. and other businesses here in the strip mall, including of that hospital and a hardware store. it took some time to evacuate all the pets and get them out safely. a witness of the fire in a regular of the home depot explained how devastating this scene is. it's hard to believe. i cannot believe. >>what i'm seeing this large goat. disaster. a shelter-in-place was issued yesterday due to the heavy and hazardous smoke in the area from the fire. but that since been lifted. now all you can see is just a smoldering little bit of smo

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billionaires like elon musk pla by a different set of rules tha everyone else accumulating powder forheir own game. we need a wealth tax in strong rules to hold big tech accountable. when it comes to accountability conservatives believe they are the only ones big tech is policing citing the blatant and unfounded censorship of the wuhan lab leak theory in hunter biden's laptop. >> i think the left is terrifie in particular, but all of silicon valley is in general because it's not just a potential it's the richest man and the world. >> this is why we have to destroy what i think are the tw twin pillars of the democratic party right now. identity politics, and i cancel culture. the combination of those two coming elon musk is opposing them, i think we all need to be celebrating. >> the naacp leased a statement asking the elon musk not to allow former president trump back on twitterberry he said he plans to stick with his own social media platform quoting i'm not going on twitter, i'm going to stay untruth, i hope elon buys twitter because he will make improvements to it an he's a good ma